

Joakim_Noah13 wrote:Did Jason Smith ever get drafted? (Not the Sixers rookie bigman) I'm fairly sure he entered it once or twice.





shadowgrin wrote:Quick question: who is better in basketball, a black dude or a pinoy dude. If you thought or considered for a moment that it's the black dude then you're also a little bit racist.
End of any racist discussion.


airjordan89 wrote:yeah.. i am one of the portland trail blazers team scouts and we think he will be a force to be reckend with

Andrew wrote:I think Anstey is indeed the only NBL player that's been drafted and played in the NBA. Gaze, Heal and Bradtke all had short stints but they were all free agent signees. And of course, Brad Newley was drafted by the Rockets last year but he may never end up playing in the NBA if Europe or a return to the NBL proves too appealing.
Fluke32 wrote:airjordan89, don't joke around... I've seen the guy play! Sure he's big, and dunks really hard.(ala orlando-esque Shaq, and strangely enough he's called 'Baby Shaq') BUT HE'S NOT ALL THAT!! He's dominating the league simply because of 1 reason... WEAK Competition.
He's got a 7'3" to 7'5" wing span on his 6'10" 280 lbs body and the guys guarding him are about as thin as tree seedlings. Talk about mismatches.He can shoot from 12 feet out, goot feet, and great court vision, but all Aussie centers have those, and he's only advantage is the fact that he's bigger than most of the guys that defends against him.
But in the NBA, his only advantage from NBL is eliminated, NBA players already have ways to defend against shooting big men, and the game is a lot faster in the NBA. Do you expect me to believe he can immediately match-up against Yao, Shaq, Dwight, Amare and co?? Don't kid yourself.At best, he's an early second rounder.
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